Does anyone know the ranges of dummy phone UK numbers set aside for use in productions, films, TV etc?
I've tried Googling but all I get is crap and no useful information.
Thanks.
Dummy phone numbers
Alot of america's are 555-1234 for example
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Harry Hill : "What is it about people that repair shoes that makes them so good at cutting keys? Try going in there with a shoe shaped like a key and see how confused they get."
Harry Hill : "What is it about people that repair shoes that makes them so good at cutting keys? Try going in there with a shoe shaped like a key and see how confused they get."
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As an aside to this, has anyone else noticed that some computer systems have become cleverer and stopped accepting 01632 numbers when you register?
As I'm ex-directory, I've always put 01632 960960 in the telephone number field when it INSISTS on numeric input and won't simply accept "ex-directory".
Of late, I've noticed that's no longer possible with many systems, so I'm reduced to using 0117 496 0960, which still seems to work for the moment.
As I'm ex-directory, I've always put 01632 960960 in the telephone number field when it INSISTS on numeric input and won't simply accept "ex-directory".
Of late, I've noticed that's no longer possible with many systems, so I'm reduced to using 0117 496 0960, which still seems to work for the moment.
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I still remember the old Diggit phone number - 0800 10 60 00Chris wrote:Hmm ... is that not the old number of Live & Kicking?i use 0181 811 8181 myself
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Anyone remember this one? 01 637 4343 

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Go on then, Phil, tell us.
Apart from it being in Bloomsbury, I haven't a clue.
Apart from it being in Bloomsbury, I haven't a clue.
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fusionlad wrote:Anyone remember this one? 01 637 4343
and the old generic bbc phone number, used for crime watch uk, and going live (i think)
01 811 8055
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